Q&A for How to Make Fingerless Gloves

You can use any material you would like; I would suggest not cutting apart leather gloves, but making them from scratch would not be a problem. If you do not have a sewing machine it might be a bit more difficult, and you could accidentally bend your needle. In that case, go to your nearest community center, library, or sewing club and you could possibly find a sewing machine there that you could use.

You can, but it takes an extra step to make it stay around your wrist. You would need to attach elastic to the wrist area.

If you want to but you aren't allowed, make them and then say a friend made them. You can even borrow one of your friend's gloves or socks.

You use lace and follow the instructions in the article.

You really can't, but if it starts to fray, you can cut a little above the knuckle and then turn the glove inside out. Sew the extra bit until it’s comfy.

Just cut the hole for the thumb and the pointer finger leaving the other fingers un-cut.